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Hines wins powerlifting title

Makayla Hines made history on Monday as she became Cashion’s first powerlifting state champion.The junior claimed the title in the 105-pound weight class at the Oklahoma Girls Powerlifting Coaches Association state meet at the Choctaw Event Center in Durant.
MAKAYLA HINES (right) stands atop the podium after winning the OGPCA 105-pound title. [Photo provided]

Jackets eliminate P-T, extend season

The Kingfisher Yellowjackets decided they weren’t done on Thursday.Finding themselves doubled up at one point in the second quarter, the Jackets closed it on a 19-4 run and rode the momentum to a 56-42 victory over No. 12 Perkins-Tryon.

Warriors off and running in Class A

Okarche overwhelmed yet another foe and it’s got the Warriors back in the state semifinals.The two-time defending champ Warriors downed No. 12 Cheyenne/Reydon 89-49 Wednesday night in the Class A boys basketball state quarterfinals at OG&E Coliseum.
OKARCHE COACH Aaron West (background) barks instruction to his team and Easton Roby prepares to pass it up the floor during Wednesday’s quarterfinal win at OG&E Coliseum. [KT&FP Staff Photo]

Cashion remains in 2A hunt

Cashion is two steps away from the state tournament after thumping Christian Heritage Academy on Thursday.The Lady Wildcats’ 60-36 win in the 2A area consolation quarterfinal at Bridge Creek advanced them to play Watonga in Friday’s semifinal (after press time).

Lady Warriors put wrench in Allen’s state title hopes

Okarche dominated the fourth quarter and once again finds itself in familiar territory - the state semifi nals.The Lady Warriors outscored No. 7 Allen 16-8 in the fourth quarter Wednesday afternoon to pull out a 51-43 victory in the Class A girls state quarterfinals at OG&E Coliseum.No.
OKARCHE SOPHOMORE Logan White (32) works to gain position in the post to receive a pass from Emory West. [KT&FP Staff Photo]

West, Mueggenborg garner OBCA’s top Region 1 honors

As expected, the Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association’s All-Region 1 team has a strong Kingfi sher County flavor. Okarche’s Jett Mueggenborg was named the Player of the Year and Aaron West the Coach of the Year in a vote of the region’s coaches.
Jett Mueggenborg

In the playoff hunt

After back-to-back games last week, both Kingfisher High School soccer teams find themselves squarely in contention for a playoff spot.The Lady Jackets defeated a pair of overmatched foes via the mercy rule as they downed Alva at home on Wednesday and Crooked Oak on the road Thursday.
KINGFISHER’S Chris Orozco (2) holds off an Alva player while trying to control the ball during Wednesday’s 9-1 win for the Jackets on homecoming and senior night. [KT&FP Staff Photo]
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